We pay the installer
The capex is ours. No capital decision stands between your building and the work.
Powerscope Finance · Energy as a Service
Pay nothing upfront, save from day zero.
We pay the installer and you pay a single charge, set below what you spend on energy today. The project funds itself out of the difference.
Off balance sheet financing for every measure: solar, battery, heat pump, LED and EV charging.
Your cost over time
Illustrative · 25 years
Illustrative. The charge stops at term end; grid prices keep rising.
How it works
Pay for the outcome, not the equipment.
You do not buy the system, find the capital, or carry the asset.
You pay one fixed charge
Set below today’s energy spend and based on expected output, never per unit. You save from the first invoice.
It sits off balance sheet
Structured as an operating cost, with the treatment settled with your auditors, not asserted by us.
The term ends, the charge stops
Terms run 10 to 25 years. After that the repayment falls away while grid prices keep climbing.
The comparison
Same system. Different day one.
Illustrative: a package of retrofit measures, €500,000 installed. Same measures, same buildings, same saving. The only difference is who writes the first cheque.
Buying it outright
−€500,000
cash out on day one
- Capital
- Tied up in the buildings for years
- Risk
- Maintenance and performance sit with you
- Saving
- Arrives only after the system pays itself back
With Powerscope
€0
upfront, ever
- Capital
- Ours. Your credit lines stay free for the business
- Risk
- Maintenance and performance sit with us
- Saving
- Net position improves from the first invoice
The term sheet
The deal, in five lines.
Savings are tracked in Insights, month by month, by the same meters that sized the charge.
- Upfront capital
- €0
- Service charge
- Below today’s energy spend
- Schedule
- Fixed, never per unit
- Term
- 10 to 25 years
- After the term
- The charge stops
Subject to project and eligibility assessment.
Ask us the hard ones
The questions you should put to us.
A 10 to 25 year agreement deserves scrutiny. We answer all of these in the first meeting. Bring your auditor.
The contract includes performance guarantees, and the charge is based on the expected output of the system, never a charge per unit of energy. After delivery, the same meters that sized the charge track performance month by month.
The charge simply stops, while grid prices keep climbing, so the saving widens for years after. What happens to the equipment (transfer, extension or removal) is agreed in the contract, and we walk through the options in the first scoping call.
We work with building owners, long-term tenants and asset managers, and the key requirement is an ownership or lease period that aligns with the financing term. What happens on a sale is walked through in the first scoping call, with your legal team in the room if you want.
Maintenance, monitoring and insurance are included in the agreement for the life of the term. You do not buy the system or carry the asset, so keeping it performing sits with us.
We partner with institutional investors to fund the full cost of the installation, and the fixed charge repays that capital over the term. We walk you through the numbers, including how we make our money, in the first conversation.
The charge is structured as an operating cost, but the treatment is settled with your auditors, not asserted by us. We walk through the structure in the first scoping call, with your auditor in the room if you want.
Eligibility
Financing depends on the project and on eligibility. Not every building or measure will qualify, and we tell you early if the numbers do not work.
Fund the work without funding the work.
Tell us about your buildings and we will show you the charge, the saving, and how it grows once the term ends.
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